To illustrate what he means by defamiliarization, Shklovsky uses examples from Tolstoy, whom he cites as using the technique throughout his works : " The narrator of'Kholstomer,'for example, is a horse, and it is the horse's point of view ( rather than a person's ) that makes the content of the story seem unfamiliar " ( Shklovsky 16 ).
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Flach s often abstract photographic style has been described as the perfect antithesis to anthropomorphism . " Flach employs the artistic technique of defamiliarization in many of his studio portraits, creating deliberately ambiguous close-ups, which present the subject at unusual angles in order to provoke questions from the viewer . " Surrounding many of these images, like a filter or a screen, is a sense of exploring the concept of Umwelt the unique way of reading the physical environment that each species inevitably has.
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According to Eichenbaum, Shklovsky was the lead critic of the group, and Shklovsky contributed two of their most well-known concepts : defamiliarization ( " ostraneniye, " more literally,'estrangement') and the plot / story distinction ( " syuzhet / fabula " ) . " Defamiliarization " is one of the crucial ways in which literary language distinguishes itself from ordinary, communicative language, and is a feature of how art in general works, namely by presenting the world in a strange and new way that allows us to see things differently.
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According to Eichenbaum, Shklovsky was the lead critic of the group, and Shklovsky contributed two of their most well-known concepts : defamiliarization ( " ostraneniye, " more literally,'estrangement') and the plot / story distinction ( " syuzhet / fabula " ) . " Defamiliarization " is one of the crucial ways in which literary language distinguishes itself from ordinary, communicative language, and is a feature of how art in general works, namely by presenting the world in a strange and new way that allows us to see things differently.
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India as well as the India to be found in the rest of the " world " . While some stories depict a world in which all values are suspect and all attempts to achieve identity are subject to frustration others take strange, allegorical forms Reviewing the book the poet Anamika observes, " Defamiliarization of everyday reality by breaking it into micro-moments of non-happenings seems to be his patent technique especially in stories where he delicately handles post-modern techniques of deconstructing diary-entries ( & Aftermath of a Broken Love Affair ), confessions and mood-swings ( Malavika ), dialogues and reflections ( A Conversation : Story Written in the Manner of a Movie Script ) . " Betageri's stories have been translated into Hindi and Italian.
